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Conclusions , pp 377-381

Phillip Levine and David Zimmerman

Conclusions , pp 59-62

Philip A. Klein

Conclusions , pp 133-137

Ernest W. Williams, Jr.

Conclusions , pp 261-276

Carl T. Schmidt

Conclusions , pp 49-52

Joel Dean

Conclusions , pp 266-270

Anne O. Krueger

Conclusions , pp 56-59

Donald P. Jacobs

Conclusions , pp 423-450

Richard Steckel and Roderick Floud

Conclusions , pp 423-444

Anne O. Krueger

Conclusions , pp 83-92

Richard T. Selden

Conclusions , pp 64-65

Clarence D. Long

Conclusions , pp 133-138

Ernest W. Williams, Jr.

Conclusions , pp 185-188

Anne O. Krueger

Conclusions and Comments , pp 73-80

Robert M. Lichtenberg

Conclusions and Implications for Further Research , pp 96-100

Reuben A. Kessel

Conclusions and Policy Implications , pp 111-118

Mark Pauly

Conclusions and Possible Implications , pp 29-32

Richard Easterlin

Conclusions and Prospects , pp 130-140

Wing Woo and Anwar Nasution

Conclusions and Prospects , pp 761-768

Merih Celâsun and Dani Rodrik

Conclusions on the International Transmission of Inflation , pp 491-524

Michael Darby and James Lothian

Conclusions to "Income in the United States: Its Amount and Distribution, 1909-1919, Volume 1: Summary" , pp 143-148

Wesley Clair Mitchell, Wilford Isbell King and Frederick R. Macaulay

Conclusions: Risk-Related Insurance , pp 163-183

Sherman J. Maisel

Conclusions: The Comprehensive Estimates of Philanthropic Giving , pp 207-213

Frank G. Dickinson

Conditional Convergence in East Asian Countries: The Role of Exports in Economic Growth , pp 247-265

Shin-ichi Fukuda and Hideki Toya

Conditionality, Debt Relief, and the Developing Country Debt Crisis , pp 255-296

Jeffrey D. Sachs

Conditionality, Debt Relief, and the Developing Country Debt Crisis , pp 275-284

Jeffrey D. Sachs

Conditions of Quantitative Research , pp 7-29

Simon Kuznets

Conference Notes: Conference on Research and the Public Use Samples, Conference on Econometrics and Mathematical Economics , pp 357-362

Cynthia Taeuber

Conference on Price Research , pp 19-21

Wesley C. Mitchell

Conference on Research in Fiscal Policy , pp 24-25

Wesley C. Mitchell

Conference on Research in Income and Wealth , pp 15-16

Wesley C. Mitchell

Conference Programs , pp 126-131

Various

Conference Programs , pp 95-98

Various

Conference Programs , pp 117-120

Various

Conferences on Research , pp 91-95

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Conferences on Research , pp 139-142

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Conferences on Research , pp 144-148

Various

Conferences on Research, Report on New Publications , pp 117-126

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Confucianism and Preferences: Evidence from Lab Experiments in Taiwan and China , pp 106-122

Elaine Liu, Juanjuan Meng and Joseph Wang

Conglomerate Bigness as a Source of Power , pp 331-359

Corwin D. Edwards

Congress and Railroad Regulation: 1874 to 1887 , pp 81-120

Keith T. Poole and Howard Rosenthal

Congruence of Long Swings in Major Branches of Construction , pp 89-98

Moses Abramovitz

Conjoint Analysis to Estimate the Demand for Nicotine Replacement Therapy in Japan , pp 229-246

Seiritsu Ogura, Wataru Suzuki, Makoto Kawamura and Tamotsu Kadoda

Consensus and Uncertainty in Economic Prediction , pp 492-518

Victor Zarnowitz

Consensus, Accuracy, and Completeness of the Earnings Growth Forecasts , pp 53-96

John G. Cragg and Burton G. Malkiel

Consequences and Predictors of New Health Events , pp 213-240

James Smith

Consequences of SCHIP Expansions for Household Well-Being

Lindsey Leininger, Helen Levy and Diane Schanzenbach

Considerations by the Way , pp 143-170

R. H. Coats

Considerations for Developing Disclosure Avoidance Systems for Longitudinal Survey Data

Trivellore Raghunathan and V. Joseph Hotz

Consistency of the Permanent Income Hypothesis with Existing Evidence on the Relation between Consumption and Income: Budget Studies , pp 38-114

Milton Friedman